The hideous cabinet could use something on the interior walls. I imagine the shelves are removable, so to make it easier to get in there. The chipboard will show through any paint, so I might consider thick wallpaper or even some smooth-finished thin building material like FRP (fiberglass-reinforced plastic). If you have any thin material laying around, you can give it a cover with contact paper and see how you like it. I once glued fabric to cardboard to make temporary shelves for an etagere, 35 years ago. Still using them. As for the wooden support pieces holding the shelves, just paint them a color to fade in best to the walls. You could also look for a fabric to go with your shower curtain and put a curtain in front of it. Since it is a cabin, I do not mind the wooden walls. Just remember that you want warm undertones in whatever you do to go with the wood.

Wow, Nancy! Thanks so much. I just painted the walls that were that green a creamy white and I really never even thought of doing wallpaper over the OSB. That's a great idea! Wallpaper is the furthest from my mind because I just spent two days removing it from another room, and another skim coating walls to repair the damage. I was thinking of hiring someone to drywall it, but wallpaper would be quite doable. Thanks again!

Eventually. I’d paint the paneling white and the closet. For now, I’d just do whatever I can to cover up that inside wall of chipboard closet. Looks so splintery and unfinished. Other than that it’s not terrible. At all!! But it will loook soooo awesome when you ready! And when you are we’ll be too!!☺️ do reach back out when you are able to redo this space and we’ll all be happy to pound you with ideas I’m sure! Love this cabin and can’t wait to follow along

You are welcome! I would try a small scrap first and see if the texture shows through. If it does, there is a product that you can put on first - wallpaper liner - that can smooth out the imperfections so that the chipboard does ot show through.

The tile in the shower looks nice and clean, and while it perhaps isn't the latest in design, it looks nice and cabin-y. I'd keep it and save my money to use elsewhere. Good tile work is expensive!

Yes, the tile is clean. It even feels like stone. So, I think I will leave that. I do my own tile work, but why do something that isn't needed? I found a great paint color for the panelling (I'll leave the wood in the rest of the house) Farrow Ball ammonite https://www.pinterest.com/pin/494129390372402663/

Looks great!!!!! Your rlly talented

Thanks for your feedback, HU!